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TR0rRLgS or BUSINESS MEN.

on the application ~ August IIms & Co, plano manu-
iacturors, OF No West hirdst, Justice DonO
hue OF supreme Court yesterday appointed Uusavus
Bayes, IT,, their secretary receiver OF The corporation
In an AFFIDAVIT they that $4,000 due and tlo'oOo
more Will become due them within week The actual
debt, ara given A. $4,000 and The contingent liabilities
a. $40 90 beyond statement that hey have ABOUT
5000 hand ~ the assets Is not SET iorh
Schedules in ,nmrut Of James A. ROBINSON
publisher Of so b Fast tourtccnih~t, 10 robert -
Rudi. liabilities s21. no 81, nominal assets 81 -
S73 70 and actual assets s9O47 Robinson holds 2ooOo
shares tho Ock the Decorators and Furnlshefs Com
pany of which hr is president lis nomlnA NAiuc -
100000 and actual vau. only $4,000 lie also owns
some mining siOck Of little real value.
Scheiuics I'm the assignment ~ Arthur A. Hodges and
Marx Rafaky composing the nrn Of Hodges IAfasky,
Interior decorators No lI93 Broadway to Frank p
Hippo show liabilities s2s73 10, nominal assets sl'11o -
and actual assets I.lGi ~.
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is THE SCHOOL SHIP 4 B1RNACLEr
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION TALK FOR

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION TALK FOR
AND AGAINST THE ST MARY :.
At the Board OF Education yesterday In reference TO
the Nautical school, for which $1,000 was asked. Com
missioner Orien asked what became o! the pupils who
were graduated from the school ship st. Mary's,
whether any OF them went to or II any special
good came from this training
Mr. Wood said that he nah never known airy good tn
come from school ship IL had been oisted on the Board
OF Education by Chamber OF Com and by means
OF special eg ,laon So far helping 10 Improve tho
merchant marine OF the country he Thought
the school hnmbng. tommissoner olo
said that the school ship represented sentiment OF te
but for which II paid nothing. lie consldefc IL Darhi
cc on the school OF the city. Mr. Sprgue dld not
regard the Nautical school as utee' TINS year he sad
boys who are qualified 10 become
merchant vcsscl+ President simmons
said that the vessel showed that 90 cen OF the grtdu
atss since the school organized nal become sailors
He addict that the only remedy was legislative acOh tnat
sbond abrogate the present law The ao mt asked Tor
was approved ami the remainder OF the budget was
adopted with few changes a' To- an increase OF eaaos
for Inc OF school Bulldogs and OF the
Counsel Of the Board.
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DETECTIVES WERE LISTENING TO HIM

A CoNsPIRArOR TRAPPED BY 4 MAN WHO COULD
NOT Re BRIBED TO COMMIT PERJURY.
The examination in the conspiracy case OF l. Fried
man against George T. simons aud Morris Schuhmann,
was opened Yesterday at the Jefferson Market Police
Court The defendants accused Of having attempted
to bride Max Hertz and Herman Tobias to swear falsely
against l.. Friedman, OF Friedman & Co furriers' OF
No. springst Hertz that he met simons nrst
In snaefers lquorstors. at Prince and Mercer Sts''
where snons spoke 10 him about swearing Falsely
against /. Friedman K 20. .
Smons then promised TO he at ifertz's house on INC
following morning Hertz Informed Friedman OF what
had oceurred and three detectives stationed In an
adjoining aud overheard the conversaton. whoh
Hertz claimed repetition OF the nrst hmohs' ne
fore leaving the house. male appointment 10 meet
Hertz at the Prescott House where the conversation was
10 tomorrow.
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GETTING Rlon Oy 4 MAKE.BELIEyE "Pu1An

GETTING RTCH on A MAKEBELIETE "PULL"
For the last three weeks Sergeant Henry Woods of tho
Thrtyscyenth street station has been asked nnumer
ablo he had enjoyed his present from the bus
ness OF the precinct As he had not received any
present the sergeant began search and seen learned
that calling on tho business men In tho pre-
cinot representing himself authorized 10 collect
money with which TO purchase q gold-headed cane,
gold mounted club and bolt with gold clasps to be pre-
ell to Sergeant Woods. In this manner the fraudu
lent collector had made considerable inency.
learned however. that the police on hi. track,
and changed his tactics lie visited liquor dealers and
told them had "pull with tho clerks OF the Jeor
son Market Police Court. and for $40 could INK any
excise Among those he swinded was Hugo Mayer
OF No sos Ninthave.. who gave him - TO "hI" case
OF violating the excise law. detective captured tho
swindler. who gave his name as Charles sherick ago
thirty six OF No 023 NiEthaye. Justice Duffy. at the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday held him for
trial I'm $500 hail
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.CHTpPINT NEWS
PORT OF NEwYOR K.....WEDNESDAY. OCT IL. 1887
ARRIVED


steamer Lydan (Br Huggett. London Sept %,
win mdse and go passengers to sanderson Son. Arrived
Italy . Iverp0O s9p a. T,h %as
Steamer Calico tRrl. JOne. Hull - days With ss and
passenger sanderson SON. Arrived at the Bar At $50
Steamer California Ger) winckler Hamburg Sept 80 with
aud passengers TO Phelps Bros Co. Arrived az the
Steamer Noord and (Belg) Ncke sept 80 with
mdsr and 76 to Peter Wright Sons Arrived
f p Aspawa ay. w ". he %a .s
puonIa. Dsaksn TampIco Sept a. Tu1Gan
90 Alexandra sons Arrived at the Bar
Xvena tBr Mckay Port Prince Sept - iess
rant Port Antonio B. with mlse and passengers 10 Pm
Forwood & Co Arrived at the Bar at a m ,,,.,, ado,
AIMS Bay lay. with ruit to Vessels Co. Arrived at
steamer Kanawha Sears. Newport News with coal TO
steamer General whitney Bearse Boston. with mdse to
der P Tss SaT 70 l'1 Whitney & CO. ~ wy wan
sUNsET-At SANDY HOOK; wind moderate. NV. clear
At CITY Island wind light. NV. clear
Arrived yestcr lay
Steamer Wisconsin Br Bentley Liverpool oct ogsens
Co Ar T;si Al the Bar It 10 GSp%
tea@"T STATE Of Georgia to AUSTIN Bald
win CO. Arrived at tn. Bar at o - NJ Gan, % Will,
oreri vessel to Bowrns Archibald Arrived Al the
Steamer City OF san Antonio Wilder. Key West days.
wit. "s AMI pas.snse,, Il M9Ty 49, Norfolk with
md.e ami passengers To OH Dominion IS Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer state OF Pennsylvania (Br). Mann. Glasgow
steamer hateau ahte FRI olivier. Bordeaux and San
steamer Bermuda CBrI. Fraser windward Islands-A f
steamer Liberia tNor Danielson. CieniuegOs -Funeh
steamer san Marcos Burrows. voston-c II Mallory
Glen ransr DBL Easson savannah-Phelps Bros
steamer "a coochee Kenpton slyannah-Henry Yongs.
Steamer Gull stream PENNINGTON. Wilmington Nc-"m
steamer Guyaniotte Kelley. Newport News AMI West
-te.ncr Fanny caiwaaicr Gnlingham. Baltimore b
Steamer Commonwealth Van KIRK Phla leloha-Roborts
steamer Iucv T. Miller Rogers, Bangor-F II Smith 60.
steamer Mint ron bragg PortianI-IIorauo Hd.
SIM T4r.miia Lawrence Cacu;tA-M Pickering & co.
BARK Wandering Jew WeIlbsnk Biboa-R 10 Forez
Bark Bore lSwei Adelsren Port Na:h. sA-Funch. Edye
barb Avoc, tBrl kitchener Bristol SNOW Burgess; r,
Bark Lady OF the Lake OBJ. Mo'her. MohteVlneo-" IL
bark Douglass lBp. Crosby. Antigua-A outerbrdge
& Co
Steamers Celtic and Cvoi Rome. for Liverpool wilkom-
Wndwari Islands. Alvo kingston san Marcos Galveston;
Guy andotto Newport News { Mayer. baltimore Com
ship, Admiral Tromp. Tor Bombay selkitk. London.
Banks Augusta. GENOA Biy Of Fundy. -, Douglass.
Antigua.
Also sncd-via one Island SCUM steamer Herman Win
ter. Boston big L r Munson - Thomas.
BELOW.
Brig stockton Allen. Cape Hayden
THE MOVEMENTS o. STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW. Oct ll-ATved steamer Assyrh tBr) spitta'
MoyItLE oct i2-Arrve, steamer Auchora tBr,. Brown
from New-York oct on her way TO Glasgow (and pro-
AMSTERDAM Oct lO-Arved, steamer Edam (Dtch. raat'
PRiW oct iI.passcd steamer Moray (Br Duncan from
Japan ana China ports On her way 10 New.fork
(fOr later Shtpprag Nees anu sec ran H1"J
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dinner TO Geaeral Paine and Edward burgess Del
mOnICUs evening. III. , an m m,
American Jockey Club races, Jerome fark, ~ " M
Board Of Estua ate and ApportiCnmeh', oiy nam I'
Hall County Convention, EVENING,
Bedford Farmers Club meeting, MI hsco, - NJ,
County Con, entlon OF Progressive Labor Pary' "eu
ster Hail. y. M ~ e..oo,ahtn c, narv,s
Nautical School examinations, Schooishlp d. MARY 81
Auction sale Of Catharne Lorilard Wolfe estate' Reai
Prohi bitiOn mass-meetng, Chckcring Han, p IN;
Society Of Medical jurisprudence, NO. IL "es' ihrT
nrstst., y. M. cum, ., - m
New-YOrk and brooklyn Local ireaehefs hsso'"''o"'
' , ,ev Malcolm MacCi regors lecture, Calvary Bap
Metropolitan Srnographers' Association meetng' NO.
49, Wtsy y-thlrd-st, go Y. n, NJ Ere, Peformed
OF the Rev. j. NJ Stcph'hs' fHsS 's'i''~
Presbyterian Church, 40 p M ,..,.- ..oo,t.o No
Young Mems Republic an Cluo ratincatioh hoo'i"s' i
2O6I IeXlngtOn-aNe., b y. m.
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n l. MCREADY RNRIED.

The funeral Of Nathaniel EIommedeu Mccready, pre''
dent Of tho Old steamship Company took place AZ
nh. home No West Twenty second ST. yesterdav iho
Rev DR. Roierck Terry Of tho South reformed Church OF
which McCrrady was menbor conductor mo serv.es
Ti'e ma, hearers EDWARD Rel, Clarence A. Soward,
ta,ps Eorr,, Frank lonl smith Brown. Joseph H. Lock
wood William n. Appleton. q. I. Mum John W. Robinson
anI duncan The gathering AL the mousse was
tho extended business and social relations
., ~. dead man Among those present were william r.
Civds Harry FINK William Rowland, Professor r. Ogden
norsmu, Thomas T. Ball. g. T.. Appoby. Joseph H. GRAY.
WorIannt iodine " Bell. Edward X Bell Roswell g.
UaI.,on and T. o. Anderson Tho burial was In Greenwood
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OJI FOR FUEL on THE ELEVATED ROA d.

nnnreut odor of coal oil attracted the attention OF
on the Third Avenue Elevated Road yescr
day TO Engine No 297 To all outward appearance tho
engine did not differ from others. but In place OF inc oo
usually carried by tho engines large tank was htted
IN which were carried several of crude patro
cnm This oil was burned under the boiler to generate
the steam Four cars drawn readily by the petro.
ieum engine and tho passengers In tho cars were not
troubled by smoke and cnders. a.. $500 l.,
General Foreman PEBBLES, who was on the engine III
It's trips said that far the work OF the machine was
concerned II entirely successful III was qies,oa
whether oil would cost less than coal lie esthaed tAt
O trip with oil would cost about So, but the aver
age cost Of coal Is than 81 tflp Any SAVING
will como from reduced labor In handling the ashes,
which forms OF the expensive items In the use
Of coal
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NEW SEOURTTTES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
'The Governing Committee OF the stock Exchange. at
REGULAR meeting yesterday. spent considerable time In
discussing proposed amendment 10 the constitution
which ms trailing for the account compulsory. IL took
ma positiyc action but referred the subject back to IN
sub committee.
The ovcncy case Of Gould Henry tho firm which
WIZ wrecked by the spccuatons Of" Harry Powers,
moi the same fate. and further Investigation by the
rnner sub committee was ordered The only business
raly accomplished the listing OF something over
Forty two millions of securities part was FOR ihc
retirement OF securities previously listed, but thrcc
fourths OF the total amount was additional
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THE DRUG IaRPIS CISF

Albert Plaut, druggist OF No l2s William st., who
with his partner +. W. Fink, and julius Bruins, clerk,
was In the Police Court Tuesday in connection
with a ease OF the alleged unlawful use
OF the labels OF Emanuel Merck, OF Darn
stadt said yesterday that tho published
account OF the testimony did him and his firm grevous
Injustice; that no testimony adduced show wing that
they hal unlawully used Mercks labels and that
the published report Of the hearing inaccurate The
case viii como up again to-day.
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nROOKLYN.

The Hcv. Z. r. Cullck has de- ideA TO offer his
r. -gna ion 10 tho Twcl street Reformed Church,
10 ro into effect IN Fhjrlrv lie Ia. bern connectoi
with tho church for twelve Years His financial
cmang omcnts and tho fact that tho salary he re-
cclNc. T. small his expenses have led Ia the
resignation.
Tho woman who gave The hnnio BOYLE, and
who acted in-an'ly and w ON rec PHI -icans pro-
nounccd sane la. been identified By her frcn's
She gave her true name, and sho has teen mildly
ns for time Her friend, viii for her.
Herbert Joy alias "Mug.oY" was arrested yc-terday
upon a charge Of being a "sawdu-t sWIndlcr." lilo
received letters under TIC names Of Edward Thomas,
William Spencer. and Charles Rankin, In care OF
lllam +. IcarOn, At No. ia Livingston IT.. and
Instead Of the "qccn goods" or counterfeit money
for which funds sent. forwarcd boxes OF saw-
dust.
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Ia have staoners dealers allowed 10 sell nTcwor~a
rh.v want TO DO allowed stock not exceeding $500
IN ysue supply immediate orders but the new u es say
they cannot unless their places business above Fifty
he allowed To store an unlimited
onsntity within the city limits Tho Comis-
~ 10 allow and dealer, sell ho
other They also decided mat
vboIesae dealers have altman duty from June
10 10 Juy 10 tho wstcman must be dstngu shei
ret hat or cal
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r1grtrED 0RSrsrcTI0vs ~ RIGHrHAVE

Superintendent chard,on OF the Bureau Of obstruc-
t!nn- has reported General Newton Commissioner OF
Public Works the result OF his examination ~ the struc-
lures built by elevated railway above the tracks from
one hundred ninny-lfh one hundred and-hfy ninth
s- ON Fchfh-aNc. These structures two and three
stories ia height AMI extend the sidewalk ten feet
and seven inches side and three het and Two
inches ou tho wu-i Size. They completely cover me
,o,f,ay and are Instructions. although used for The
hunrs. NJ the road terminus. Tho report has been
70, rcd hy General Newton 10 Corporation council
o,Rrcn with the request that he state what authority
General Newton has the case.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Sailed by the city Of Rome Nnchor Iine) yesterday,
for Liverpool: Mr.. and Mrs James Bell; Misc e. BUS
IN, John Clark Mrs. Sarah Cowell &. q. Clarke and
us.v CLARKE william Clark. tho Rev. J. Il
cros.er Dr. A. Campbell Clark DR. James Donald VIII
lam Fife IT, the Rev. J. NJ Goheen Mr. ana Mrs D. a.
IIiarl william Ingrlham j. II. Irwin. Thomas W.
p.f.cy Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Scott q. L. Watson.
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COLD WEATHER STOPS THE GAME
THE BALTIMORE CLUB SCORE THREE MORE TIA

THE HOME TEAM IN FIVE INNINGS.
The New York and Baltimore clubs played at the Polo
Grounds Yesterday but owing % cold weather only
Ave innings played. The local club played poorly
throughout and beaten rather easily Titcombs de-
livery was batted hard that Hatfield went 10 to pitch In
tho Nth inning. His curves were no improvement inc
ollOws:
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MASSACHUSETTS COUNTY.

MAMARONEcK pnic school has boon closed in
quence OF tic prevalence OF scarlet fever
RY-An Italian iabOrer employed in eIcavatng for the
carriage OF New Iidvon Railway,
short distance below the Rye station raised his head above
OF the for the O looking cut Tor the
approach OF down tram whom an upward bound express
"a struck the back OF his head with fatal eject
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REGULATIONS 70

REGULATIONS FOR DEALERS IN FIREWORKS
Tho Wholesale manufacturers Of fireworks who object 70
the rules recently adopted By the Fire
fireworks sent representative yostsr
dsy 10 the Commissioners 70 Argue the question They want
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AEWS REV THE SUBURBS.
.IERSEY CITY.

Jacob Fs who took poison in raylor' Hotel MONDAY
ghf Of hisr ttivrs. Thy
- al % eghth-s.. New TOrK Fls
a Moni4y 10 visit MS son IA Boston and
DID HIS rel ~ know ~ why he
should attempt suicide. He - recovering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13

LONDON l2-This the third day OF the Newmarket
second October meeting for tho Middle Park Pate
BY Sir f. Johnsohes chestnut colt Friars baisa
Lord ondonderrys azehatch was second and
Lord CaIthorpes Ally Seabreeze third There were
1--WE starters Tho betting before tho start was 10 on
Friars Basam to against Hszehatch, and TO against
Sea
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IONG ISLAND.

sAYvTE AMMO the eight old daughter OF
Edgar OF East rdichOgur, fatally wonnde on
enta discharge OF revolver which Hhe
pulled bureau drawer and let fall the floor. he
charge entered her abdomen.
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vor TUr WIFE or cOyGREySnAY 4. " BLTSS

In regard 10 statement that the actress Catherine
r. Howe Of Detroit. Is the wife OF Congressman A. W.
Dls, Mr. Bliss said Yesterday IAN Ihaye TO say IL that
there f. not a wor Of trnth In the story far "a am
concerned This woman Il not my wife. nor has any
o.her nerson claim I can only account for hor
st.tsment on the snpposiion that 10 may DO
aud he.p form Of ADVERT seiner The matter IL OF little
i'm mort ance any one Mr. Bliss has been wldower
. two
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NEW-.JERSEY.

YsNerlag Justice Davis levied hno Of 81 on Baron
ie Schnt~be, G.rman noblcman On sun lay the
Baron Unlisted riding h' pnnv through Military Com
taken into custody. lie hal been visiting
and pToo tci that ha kneN moth OF tbs
paid the gu-toi with Jersey iusdcc
out fOT he
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HOME NE VS..
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Brrreert Hsuse-M. Rousan French Minster ashins
ton, and william Cunad. Of London aos.a,e Tn0
MT lie Bonuder Minstor at Washington IOD'
man Houss-Govcrnor David Is. hHl-- "nasV, U u,
Judpc Ueorce f. Comsi of syracuse Grdd hoet-
Chief Engineer W. H. shock and Commander ". n br,us,
n,au II : fDth Tr'nuS H0tet-Eht ohsr Al
Charles r. Sknner OF WATERFOWL N Y.... Victoria HoH-
Baron and Baroness Wellington
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AN EXTRA DAY TOMORROW.
RACING IN ENGLAND.

Managers American Jockey Club have deced 70
days to An ATTRACTIVE pro-
gramine has been arranged
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r,ovn n. m. Of thu most notorious con-

on,ca she IA known as ono of tho most notorious con-
adence women country. Tho specific charge under
which abe Is now held IL that the 27th OF september
Abe procured silk goods worth S62 rs from the rm Of
Aiken. Son Il Co. Tho complaint was made by John u;
Miller manager the establishment The prisoner SAID
sbe had no counsel and tho matter adjourned until
today
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STATEN ISLAND.

CIFToS-Theves tn -av night entered the honso Of
Reuben Lori and Mr. swift. on lOwnHcndavo aud mate
escape valuable syerwarc No arrests have been
made.
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Earnei runs-New-lOrk, !; BaltlUof", y
PARCEL l. Smith ]. Fir-i base on tAis
Ewing Murphy ]. IN by pitched ball ucker FlI''
base on -New.York. Baltimore IL on bases
Nsw.York 3; Raltmore. g. struck out New ork;
baltimore O. Passed bals-ranies J, Murphy ! Wild
pitche,-Titcomb !. Time-l:lv. UmpIe-Mr. O. Pierce.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
WASHINGTON Oct " This Mctopplitans played In better
form TO. day and defeated Washington club a. follows;
Mefropolitan .................-........l liz
Washln gtoD.. " Y
Baae mt.-MetrcpOlitan 10; Washington. 4 Errors
Metropolitan. 2; Washington T. PITCHERS -lYnoh an"
O'Day. Umpire-Mr Baker
CIxcIxy.r oct l2-rhe Cincinnati club again defeated
the Chicago nine to day by this score:
Cincinnati ......................4 q o az
t,hca.o .......O l . 0 o d 2 )
h,ts-Clncinnat 10 Chicago 10. ErrorsCincinnaL
Q: Chicago 3. Pitchers-Mulanc ana van haIuch' YIN
pire-Mr Keenan,.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 1.-THE hfst OF tho seii's OF games
for the chan philadelphia resulted IN ara" 10
day innings were played with TINS result;
Ithlstc ...........O U 0 0-3
Bas~ hit.-Athletc IA; philadelphia. H. Errors Athletic
g. Philadelphia. T. Pitchers Seward ana Buhht"h I'm
pire-Mr. Ferguson
At In .ianapoIis-In Annapolis. s. Cleveland. .
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TRYING A WOMAN OF MANY ALIASES"
Mrs. Emma Lee Hudson. alias Chrysta. alias Loo.
alias Grey alias Woodwork alias Williams alias Irving
sias Lawrence taken before Justice Kilbreth ut
tho Tombs yesterday BY Detective Hand Of tho Central
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PRINCETON oUrKIcKs RUTGERS.

Princeton yesteriay played Rutgers lively game OF foo.
ball az New Bruns1ick ;he state chanponsip sere.
Tn, visitors won a OF 80 10 o Rngers has now
wop A game from Stevens aud lost one to Princeton
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THE tN1,pIES FOR TO-DAY.

Hanover and VIII meet again to-day In the Jerome
Stakes Each has been sick but each has recovered
.udeieptly 10 run well HaDovers Second Special and
S.osVs tmter Stages proved. 1t is certain, how
ever, all anovers staying wer has come escs ~h
Stuyyesant should win the frs: race OVID second.
Satan should win the twoyear-0ld race epeea"en
second. . 49,, . po Al, so.ond
EOlan should win the fourth race Ben All secohd'
First RAcE-HANDIcAP. Blk FURLOHGs.
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SIxTH-HASDICAP STEBPLECHAsE. SHORT COURSE.
Tho usual vast array Of impossible starters will be An
nouncod o the Official programme
FIRST RACE AT 1870 r. N.
Harlem Railroad will special trains from Grand Cenra
Station 1905 TO 1915 landing passengers al tho race
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NAR[NE INTELLIGENOE
Observation-Disclosures.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TD-DAI
srn rse4 O3 Sets 10 Moon rise l4v Mems ago. ~
4 M-sasdy HOOK. 1853 dow tsld t:2l HslGate 6;lO
p M-Saady nOsk. 4l5 Gov Ispd 44o hsl CATO o'3I
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NOte-W TIHlhg TuH sC7IeI VIII wv '"7'' -
Iouis q o q q o o u
Detroit o o o IL
Earned Runs-st. Louis. !. Twobase hts-Wech Double
plays- DUNLAP CAMEL and White; Fontz and tonltkey
First balls Benneit Latham, Robinson Bnsnonr
81 6y Getzen Passed ball Bushong. Umpires-Gahney
and ely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13

Betfinc to win-Oyster 10 g. Ro dor 10 J. Wcsmore-
lsrd TO Banner Bearer King Crab 10 10 l. ompo
IL 10 strathspey 70 to Drake 20 10 Loua - " =
Repartee 40 10 J. Harwood 30 10 l.. ,.
Beiting for placeoyster TO Ro dOr TO wes,moG
land Binnr Bearer u King crab TO j. mPiIeo
Drake Vtol, iena 10 TO l. strathspcy Sto l. kepar
zee 10 to l. Harwood 20 TO ]. -
SlO fell {2a. Mutuas paid SSG as.
WiIlrel l2sl Buzzari Wing 125l. Tarb0uche (l24).
ns a ls) Bonnie Iai QlG) withdrawn:
Eny rab got OF two lengths the and
e by two lengths George Oyster second.
three lcngtlis before Banner Bearer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13

p..,,n, 10 vesant to @ Harry Russell 10 j.
Ram asrner 70 Bihesome 10 10 l. Omaha 10 10 l. Rosa
Ytum 20 TO l. p...ous,o u,rnor
Alto Hthc sono 10 q Omaha to 2, Rosarlun 20 o
Aucton poos-stuyvesant $40. Omaha $40. Russell slo
neid s 5. Mutuals paid St3 20 -, 49,, r,,.n,
roe, ere vithdrawn The the straight course
~ Sr.S be No ont OF sight fuOnR from The stand Rosa
rim, led 10 I top the HILL Harry knsseL omaha ana
sam HarDer and Stuy
.sont m thronah m the struggle and joining Ros
r,nm, made whipping finish Sam Harper won by a netK
S,nv yrsent second 9Th before Rosaruip third HAIRY
Rnsse did not have speed abOnt him AMI MclAughlhs
vtrorous pun .hment awaited him nothing.
SECOND RAcr-PURsE $500. TwoYEAR-OLDs. SELLING.
$1,000 SIX FURLOSGs.